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Review: How the World Made the West
You ever feel a book was written with the assumption that the reader would clock out at about a hundred and twenty pages in?
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Review: The Krebiozen Hoax
What if a Just Asking Questions guy was, in good faith, just asking questions?
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Review: Macroevolutionaries
Or an Intellectual Genealogy on Bayside’s Own Polymath Macroevolutionaries Reflections on Natural History, Paleontology, and Stephen Jay GouldBy Bruce Lieberman & Niles Eldredge (Columbia University Press) Macroevolutionaries is a book of essays on topics in macroevolution. It is not a survey but focused on the work of the authors, or more specifically the theories that,…
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Review: Belonging
“What I have set down is how I think each of them would have expressed what was most appropriate in the particular circumstances, while staying as close as possible to the overall intention of what was actually said.”
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Review: The Rage of Replacement
“So I told Uncle Chester…”
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Retro Review: The Population Bomb
Or why not to write a book based on a taxi ride.
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Review: The War for Chinese Talent in America
United States foreign policy: unforced errors since 1830!
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Review: Cypria
It’s a small, obscure occupied territory, you probably haven’t heard of it.
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